The happiness and joy that happens in my brain when I see something so intentional and fresh-feeling and like I have no idea where it's going to gooooo

Also I personally watched The Next Generation when I was 12 and that's when I became a Trekkie! (cca 1997).

'women are not interested in science fiction' lol, I'd like to invite this guy to the Berlin Scifi book club where most of the time it's half and half, even if people come and go.

Also this, shamelessly stolen from Fb.

there really is something inherently abusive about AI. Buying into the hype means you are perpetually gaslighting your workers while desperately explaining away its faults as if they're either your own or your employees. Very nasty stuff.

The real dark side of academia? Not knowing you have ADHD 🤣

Could do a little horror-ish story about the journalism classes we used to have in this Chemistry dept building back in Bucharest. It was super atmospheric.

Oh my!! I need to rewatch it myself, is it on any of the streamers?

Ok, the plague doctors would normally be anachronistic, but Nicholas Cage’s presence in anything renders it secondary world, as he is not actually from this world.

Fix your hearts!

That was really good & cathartic for me, since sometimes I feel like such an odd duck for finding successful (and well written) books utterly boring and lacking in interest. Liars sounds like extremely not for me. But great writing!

Well, traditionally, a doppelganger is the dark side of you or something unexpressed that you must be confronted with, so they can be unpredictable. Who knows? Haha